Let’s see: Terrific game, entertaining commercials, terrible halftime show.
CBS has to be ecstatic.
There was no repeat of the Janet Jackson-Justin Timberlake halftime debacle, a breast-baring that didn’t titillate America but swamped CBS in controversy.
The Who didn’t exactly electrify during this year’s halftime show, but the light show was impressive. If only Pink could have brought her acrobatics to the big show. (Why The Who? The band’s songs are the themes for the “CSI” dramas.)
The commercials were better than usual. The Snickers spot, featuring Betty White, was judged the best in the USA Today Ad Meter. Great choice, and sassy White added to her legend.
The game was thrilling, and New Orleans’ victory over Indianapolis packed an emotional payoff. But the most memorable moment came afterward: New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees held and kissed his baby son. Television thrives on those moments.
CBS delivered another stellar bit with the surprising David Letterman-Oprah Winfrey-Jay Leno spot for Letterman’s show.
The big game was a chance for CBS, the most-watched network, to strut its stuff. CBS’ Katie Couric offered a touching profile of Brees and made headlines with her Barack Obama interview: The president will have a bipartisan summit on health care.
CBS drew attention to “NCIS,” the most-watched drama, with a delirious head-slapping montage.
And there was Letterman in the same room with Leno. Yes, the Super Bowl can produce miracles.
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